I'm probably twenty, but I don't think it's likely.
My body grows up daily, yet my mind never feels fully.
I used to think I could open memories with a key.
Until one day, a child calls me auntie.
I'm told that maturity can vary.
but all come with responsibility.
That child stands on his tiptoe, but he is just higher than my knee.
For a moment, I realise I'm no longer a baby.
Since childhood, I think growing up will make me free.
How could I know that freedom also needs fees?
I walked past the valley of my teenage years happily.
never knew that the door back to safety was shutting down slowly.
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A Chaotic Mind
PoetryA series of poems that I write about my daily life, including strange thoughts, struggles and love. Life is a chaos, but so beautiful.